What is Orbitr

Search work with an evidence trail

Orbitr is an SEO and generative engine optimization workspace. It connects evidence from your site and supported providers to a controlled workflow:

1. inspect the site and connected evidence
2. let the Strategy Agent decide whether a customer-facing task is warranted
3. review and approve the task
4. execute when the connected platform supports the proposed mutation
5. verify the customer-visible URL and retain operation or rollback evidence when available

Orbitr does not promise that every recommendation can be published automatically. Available actions depend on the site platform, the permissions granted to the integration, and the evidence available for the selected site.

What Orbitr works on

• technical SEO findings found during audits
• titles, descriptions, headings, internal links, and supported structured data
• content improvements grounded in the page and site context
• Google Search Console search performance evidence for the linked property
• GEO and citation opportunities supported by collected evidence
• post-publish verification and rollback evidence for supported mutations

The Strategy Agent is the task authority

Only the Strategy Agent creates customer-facing tasks. Auditors and specialist agents produce evidence or recommendations. This keeps task titles, affected pages, execution scope, and expected outcomes tied to the same source evidence.

Approval before mutation

Publishing tasks wait for approval unless a site has an eligible, explicitly configured autonomy policy. A completed task is not treated as proof by itself. Orbitr also checks the public result and records the publishing or rollback outcome.

Current launch boundaries

Audit, Strategy, approval, execution, verification, and long-window impact are separate stages. A connection does not imply mutation support, a completed task does not imply public verification, and verification does not imply measured search or citation impact. Orbitr shows unavailable evidence instead of filling those gaps with an estimate.